In this talk, astrophysicist Chris Clemens (UNC Chapel Hill) will describe the adoption of the Gregorian Calendar by England and the formation of the Royal Astronomical Society by William Herschel in 1820.
The event will feature three lightning talks by professors and researchers in UNC-Chapel Hill’s academic community, centered around how data science is used to enhance research methodology and techniques in projects involving bibliographic data, literary texts, and virtual makerspaces. The … Read more
The Critical Speaker Series and A19, UNC's first 19th-century studies organization, are thrilled to welcome Ronjaunee Chatterjee of Queen's University for a public lecture and graduate student seminar. Dr. Chatterjee is a scholar of the nineteenth century with expertise in … Read more
The Critical Speaker Series and A19, UNC's first 19th-century studies organization, are thrilled to welcome Ronjaunee Chatterjee of Queen's University for a public lecture and graduate student seminar. Dr. Chatterjee is a scholar of the nineteenth century with expertise in … Read more
2023 Frank B. Hanes Writer-in-Residence and the UNC Asian American Center Present: Monique Truong Reading.
Carmen Hsu will give a talk.
Join the DLC and the Critical Gaming Initiative for a tabletop game session for undergraduates that centers issues of labor and critical world-building in play, led by Graham Culbertson, Steve Gotzler, David Hall, and Shane Peterson. We will be setting … Read more
Sponsored by the People, Ideas, and Things Journal, the conference serves as a forum for ENGL 105 students following a research-intensive curriculum to share the projects that they have been working on for the semester, gaining valuable feedback from their … Read more
Our Honors Poetry Thesis reading will be held on April 4th in the main lounge of Graham Memorial from 7:00 pm to 8:45 pm. Please come out and support Caroline Brogden, Gina Flow, Chelsea Hignite, Cecil May, Mike O'Brien, Quinton Okoro, Aryani Pallerla, … Read more
On Friday, April 7th at 1PM, digital human and professor of computer science Douglas Luman will lead a workshop based off on their project, Rationalism. "A computational mistranslation of mid-twentieth century Fascist architectural writing, Rationalism engages how fascist principles, long-since … Read more
